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Twelfth Night is a special day celebrated on January 6th. It marks the end of the Christmas season. People often have fun gatherings, sing songs, and eat delicious cakes. In some places, they have a tradition of hiding a small object in the cake, and whoever finds it becomes the "king" or "queen" for the day. It's also known as the day of the Three Wise Men or Epiphany, when the wise men brought gifts to baby Jesus. Twelfth Night is all about having fun with family and friends, marking the very end of Christmas celebrations.
How to celebrate Twelfth Night?
Celebrate Twelfth Night on January 6th with fun and laughter! Invite friends or family to play games, like charades or board games. Wear colorful paper crowns and eat a delicious cake called "King Cake." Hide a small toy or bean inside the cake and see who finds it while eating! Enjoy singing your favorite songs together and maybe even act out a short, funny play. Decorate your room with bright, shiny paper and twinkling lights. Share stories, tell jokes, and enjoy yummy snacks and hot chocolate. End the night by sitting around and sharing your favorite memories of the past year.
